Monitor and Firewall

Hello Flyff Section again!

I've done some research and noticed many servers are under DDos attacks, I have a good way that might block a little attack and also shows you the IP of the ddoser.

Firewall: Just start it up (ddosmonitor.exe) and it shows how many connections there are with your internet, (TCP) Also what kind of DDos will be used when it's like raising to very high, it shows:
SYN
ACK
UDP
ICMP
SYN/ACK
These are mostly on 0.

Showing the IP of the Ddoser.
Open TcpMon.exe
Make sure you put on the option:
Numerics ports
It will show all Ip's connected with the port behind it.

Hope this will help a bit.
New Download

Cya:thumbup1:
-This might not be seen as a Flyff release but I'm just releasing it to support flyff servers against hackers!

Is the rar name really WdMadrigal.7z? O.O

Edit: I've checked this file, lol it's a Madrigal map. :))))
wrong link I think? :3

Edit: Download link fixed, The link just didn't copy before hehe XD

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Originally Posted by DriftCity

Edit: Download link fixed, The link just didn't copy before hehe XD

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Good, I'mma try this then.

Well it be normal then if you've got lots of remote connections while only having small amount of players ingame?

Will it be the website having lots of remote connections then?

+thanks

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Originally Posted by Slingshot

Good, I'mma try this then.

Well it be normal then if you've got lots of remote connections while only having small amount of players ingame?

Will it be the website having lots of remote connections then?

+thanks

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Yea it will have some connections because server sided connections like Wamp also make standard connections same for you connecting with remote desktop it will always have around 20 even when no1 is on your server or website.

Nice mate!
But about that "catch the ddoser". That won't work at all. Because If the ddoser are smart, he will use somones else ip and ddos it. But anyways,
thanks for share with you. ;)

//Jellcent

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Originally Posted by Jellcent

Nice mate!
But about that "catch the ddoser". That won't work at all. Because If the ddoser are smart, he will use somones else ip and ddos it. But anyways,
thanks for share with you. ;)

//Jellcent

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Not always, Because using a fake IP mostly proxy or VPN will make your connection slow as hell and so a ddos will be less powerfull.

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Originally Posted by DriftCity

Not always, Because using a fake IP mostly proxy or VPN will make your connection slow as hell and so a ddos will be less powerfull.

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He could use a botnet though by infecting other pc's.

Someone here needs to learn what a DDoS is...
A DDoS is usually performed with a botnet, a large amount of trojan infected computers which is used to bomb specified server with packets.
MEANING: Every packet will have a different IP.

A DoS however is one PC, trying to bomb the server with packets.
DoS is easily mitigated with REAL software while a good DDoS is basically unmitigable without proper hardware.

Get your facts and terms straight Drift and the rest of the people in this thread.

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Originally Posted by spikensbror

Someone here needs to learn what a DDoS is...
A DDoS is usually performed with a botnet, a large amount of trojan infected computers which is used to bomb specified server with packets.
MEANING: Every packet will have a different IP.

A DoS however is one PC, trying to bomb the server with packets.
DoS is easily mitigated with REAL software while a good DDoS is basically unmitigable without proper hardware.

Get your facts and terms straight Drift and the rest of the people in this thread.

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That's why I said a botnet. O_O
You could infect other pc's by sending a file to them with a binded bla bla bla and make it FUD. So once you'll have someone to attack, you'll just have to use those connections you've farmed.

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Originally Posted by spikensbror

Someone here needs to learn what a DDoS is...
A DDoS is usually performed with a botnet, a large amount of trojan infected computers which is used to bomb specified server with packets.
MEANING: Every packet will have a different IP.

A DoS however is one PC, trying to bomb the server with packets.
DoS is easily mitigated with REAL software while a good DDoS is basically unmitigable without proper hardware.

Get your facts and terms straight Drift and the rest of the people in this thread.

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^^ This is exactly right.

A friend of mine has tested my server with DoS attacks and it didn't even skip a beat. It's a server at my house running Windows Server 2008 R2, IIS 7.5 Web Server, and it's sitting behind a Linksys router with built-in firewall. Other than those software choices and the router (it's not even an expensive one, just a home router with wireless built-in), I haven't done anything to specifically secure myself against DoS.

I know I'd be vulnerable to DDoS, but as Spiken already said, it's not easy to protect against that anyways.

Thanks driftcity. I will try it out.

No problem if you need help about Ddos protecting or banning people just contact me.

Thanks for sharing this thing about attacks. I'll contact you later on for more ddos protection and have a talk about it. (as you said in your last post, DC)

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Originally Posted by Intelligence

Thanks for sharing this thing about attacks. I'll contact you later on for more ddos protection and have a talk about it. (as you said in your last post, DC)

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Sure :)